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Planet Finder

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Description

For Stellaris 1.2.X

After becoming fed up with aimlessly waving the mouse cursor over my empire trying to find my next colony, I decided to come up with a tool to find them for me! This mod adds a 'Find Planets' edict, which will give reports on colonisable planets within your borders according to your requirements.

You can search for planets suitable for either your primary species or any species in your empire, and can further be refined to target large planets and other interesting things.

Note: This will only list planets within your own borders

Note: There is a slight pause when the planet search occurs, so over-use in multiplayer is not recommended.

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FaeLad90 19 May, 2024 @ 10:32am

Update please! If you could add the ability to find any planet type, that would be awesome. I'm currently searching every system for a molten world so I can build one of my mega structures.

Whoevercares 29 May, 2023 @ 3:19am

Can you further update this MOD? Sometimes it's too difficult to find planets that I've noticed before, and it would be too convenient to directly search for planets

jdlech 27 Aug, 2020 @ 5:04pm

Is it possible to expand this search engine to star types and possibly existing megastructures?
Some mod megastructures require specific planet or star types. Which leaves me searching around. I can use the expansion planner for planet types, but not star types. And some play throughs end up with dozens of megastructures - I start to lose track of them all resulting in some underdeveloped.
The whole game really needs a more sophisticated search engine.